The identity behind a GSE digital signature
Gestión de Seguridad Electrónica, or GSE, serves Colombian electronic transactions with certificates that associate an identity with a person or organization. That identity connection is central to certificate-based digital signatures: the document workflow uses a signing credential associated with the party taking the action.
GSE's wider portfolio addresses several stages of electronic document handling, including timestamping and digital archiving. Obtaining a certificate, authorizing a signature and preserving a document are distinct activities. The service requested in Nota Sign determines which signing action you are completing.
Check the credential for your transaction
Use the GSE signing credential appropriate to the request. The provider's website offers online enquiries about digital-signature and DIAN-certificate status, as well as revocation. These services are relevant when you need to resolve a certificate issue before continuing with a document. Follow the provider's guidance for the particular certificate involved.
GSE also offers SSL certificates for protected website communications. A website certificate serves a different purpose from the identity credential used to approve a document. Likewise, the availability of a DIAN-related certificate does not make every GSE signing request a tax transaction.
Approve the document in Nota Sign
GSE is integrated with Nota Sign for document signing. Start by reading the document and completing its required fields. Proceed with the configured GSE method and provide the authorization it requests for your signing identity. Finish the workflow in Nota Sign after that authorization.
Keep the certificate identity and the intended document action aligned, particularly when acting in a business context. GSE's official website provides its product information and access to the certificate enquiries, so credential questions can be addressed with the provider responsible for the certificate.
